Animeuz covers anime, manga and gaming, along with the films and series our readers follow. This page explains how we report, how we handle mistakes, and how to reach us about anything we publish.
What we publish
- News: announcements, release dates and updates, based on official sources.
- Guides and explainers: game guides, character and story explainers, and watch-order or recommendation lists.
- Reviews and opinion: the writer’s own view, clearly presented as opinion.
Sourcing
- We rely first on official sources: studios, publishers, developers, streaming platforms and their verified social accounts.
- When another outlet reported something first, we name it and link to it where possible.
- Leaks, rumours and predictions are labelled as unconfirmed, and we say so in the headline or opening lines.
- We do not present speculation as fact, and we do not publish claims about real people that we cannot attribute to a named source.
Accuracy and corrections
We check names, dates, figures and quotes before publishing. If we get something wrong, we fix it as soon as we can and add a note to the article saying what was changed when the correction is significant.
To report an error, email animeuz2023@gmail.com with the article link and the detail you believe is wrong, or use our contact page.
Updates
Release schedules and game details change. When we update an article with new information, the “updated” date on the article reflects it.
Sensitive topics
When we report on death, illness or other distressing news, we stick to what has been confirmed, avoid unnecessary detail, and include support information where it is relevant.
Advertising and independence
Animeuz is funded by advertising. Advertisers have no say in what we cover or what we conclude. Any sponsored content or affiliate link will be clearly labelled.
Images and copyright
Images are used to report on and discuss the works they come from, and remain the property of their owners. Rights holders can reach us through our DMCA & Copyright Policy.
Our writers
Every article carries the name of the writer responsible for it, with a link to their profile and other work. You can read more about the team on our About Us page.